John 4 and the bend in the road: after three chapters of theological heavy lifting, Jesus sits down at a well and asks a woman for a drink.
John 3:27-36 out in the Judean wilderness, in a book that is doing careful technical work with light and darkness behind the scenes.
John 3:22-30. John the Baptist's disciples are unsettled that the crowds have moved to Jesus, and John answers that he must become greater and I must become less.
The same passage a second week running, deliberately — the family pastor takes verses 19 to 21, on what it means to come into the light.
John 3:16-21 opening a new run through the gospel: love, light and life, and why John reads differently from the other three.
Easter in John 20, the grave clothes still lying there, and a congregation taught to answer 'He is risen indeed.'